Railway accident, Betul, India 1920s. The locomotive involved is a J1 class 0-6-0 tender locomotive of GIPR which was mixed duty locomotive of the time.Image courtesy Nigel Purdey whose grandfather Tom Womersley, was a civil engineer and worked on the r

A train passes railway engineers on inspection near Betul, India in the 1920sImage courtesy Nigel Purdey whose grandfather Tom Womersley, was a civil engineer and worked on the railways in Betul in the 1920s and took these pictures.

Article about a steam motor coach supplied by Vulcan Foundry to North Western Railway, India. From The Locomotive Magazine, dated January 1906. The rail motor was numbered 1 by the NWR and was VF works number 1992 built in 1905. (Graeme Pilkington)

british age cawnpore station.once english people rushed here.now silent and ruining in to debris..it had only single platform.. (abhishek kashyap trainman)

rediscovered a rare history of Indian railway with co-railfan Prakhar Yadav at kanpur.its original single platform equipped CAWNPORE(now cawnpore ) station that opened in 1859..near the CNBI-GOY Gallery..now this place is being used for civil enggineers t